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1 ~• r - 111-;Pr, S, -*". ;~ . . _ f . 3 ,~i"3' NUMBER 4914. • • VAUXHALL. Under the PatrOnage of His Royal Highness the P R . l Net of W • 1 -1 0-NIOAROW EVENING will 'be a GRAND GALA,and BRILLIANT EXHI 8111_91+14 FIRE. WORKS by Mons..CABANELL, Admission, Three Shillings and Sixpence. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins, at tight o'Clock. • IRISH LAND AGENCY. A GENTLEMAN• of respedability, qualified by 1. his experience and local information to ad as Agent ur KeceiVer of Rents to an lrislt I state, upon which he woukl, if necessary, reside, and undertake the management and improving Cultivation of arty portion of it (either on,his ' own account or that of the Propttaor), is desiroifs of obtain ing soon an employment. In .addition to his own security he can give that of persons of very considerable landed Pro. Parties, and has a disposable sum of Money to advance.' Apply, by - Letter, addressed to 13. R. George's Coffee house, Strand. TO LINEN-DRAPERS, HABERDASHERS, HOSIERS, &c. . A . MOST eligible Opportun i ty now prese n ts itself for any one or two Young Men, who may feel in irlioad to enosaric w the above line of Business. % The situa tion of the house in question is one of the most command ing and &Arable inLoq;lon, and is of many years establ ish ' meta. The coming-in can he made in it great measure to meet the convenience of the Party, and possession iminedi- ately given. A Line, post paid, addressed to R. L. P. to be leitat the Bar of the Globe Tavern, Heet-btreer, accompanied witu name and address, will receive an aus.vcr,' appointing an early intervie.W. • i• STATE LOTTERY, containing SIX PRIZES of zo,oool. an t i no I XL' I) CAPITAL, Begins Drawing 28th of THIS , MONTH. SCHEME. 6 Prizes of . ,c2o.eieo I 7 Prizes of - , 'coo toiooo , 2o - •- too 2 - Sicoo 3p - so 3 - 22 1,000 4,000 - 15 TICKETS and' SHARES are selling . by HA ZARD, BURNB; and Co. Stock-ilrokers, at their State Lottery 0 tticb, 93, under toe .Royal Exchange, amino %her! else in London on their account. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. 13ank„Ihdia, ,a nd South-Sex Stocks, with their several Annuities, India Bonds, Ext.liequer Bills, and all kinds of Government Securities, bought and sold by Cominission: Bcgins Drawing the 28th of this Month. GRAND STATE LOTTERY, Tn begin Dra ing 28th THIS • MONTH, / TICKETS and SHARES are nn SCile by 4, ) HODGES, PAINE, tsnd !Co. Stock-Brokers, 1 49,. Oxford-stri.et, and z, Cornhill. The Scheme contains Six ('rites of r. , ,c001, each ; also of to °col. 50031. 20c.01. wool. fool, &c. and Only 25,nn0 Hodges and Co. bcg leave to obi:rve 031 this is the only Lottery tlkit ev e r contained SiX Prizes 0t20,0301. they there fore recommend an Bally purclISSC. N. 13. Prites to .4;iy amount paid on demand. • BEGINS DRAWING the 28th of THIS SIONTR. SUPERB LOTT ERY I.! 1 . : • IQ IX PRIZES of eomool. besides a numeroui 1.3 Train of 'Grand Prizes. Tickets, Halves, Quarters, tighths, and Sixteenths, arc selling at the very lowest Pikes, rind the Prizes paid on Demand, by HO R NS/IV - and Co. ' Stock-Brokers. at their Old Established Licensed State Lot. - fery Offices. London, 26, Conlin'', 52, Charing-cross, and St Margaret's Hill, Borough. .** Orders by Post or Carrier, executed on the same Terms as if plt.-.,ent. Shared and Sold by Hornsby and Co. last year: 1 9,544 - - - ‘20,000 1 0 ,873 - - -,C 1,000 • 2,279 ~.. - .. 1 0 ,0 0 0 12,244 - - . 1,000 • 8,831 . . - 5, 0 6 1 ,35 0 - - -, 500 8,716 -.- 5,000 I 44 • - - 5 " f 9.574 • - - - 5,000. 10,337 - . - . 500 17,127 - - .. ,4.0 O) , And in former Lotteries : 2 - Prizes ut £30,000 . 24 - Pukes of ,C s,OOO lo - - - - 2 i boc , 3:, - - . -2,0 N) 2 - - - - 15,003 ~ti - - - .... J . ,000 1 7 - - - . !moo 84 - - • * 500 • THIRTY. THOUSAND 'POUNDS! I - the Public for large Capital Prizes sold in Shares Lust Lottery, which is Ten Thousand Pounds more than was sold by' ally other Office in London, viz. No. 36, 9 1 9. 2, 0001. and No. 727.7, - io,o •01. each of wh ch were 1!IlY bold to the Public m a Quarter, Two Eightlis,aind tglir Sixteenths, at WA RN ER's Fortunate Office, No. leCornhil I who returns hanks lo the Nobility, gentry, rd the Put i •lic at large, for the very conspicuou s p reference received, and flatters himself he shall experience a mai !mance ot ,theit l Avours, as Dame Fortune has so abundantly bestowed her Benefits ironi his Office. • . tat CKLTS and SHA R ES are now on Sale for th e S'[ AT E ~T T RV . which begins drawing 28th June ; ill 8. 'a he SCUE Al li cintrains a grteater Number. of 20,0001. Prizes than ever was knoskn, viz. 6 Prizes of zo,oool. ,C I'3 .• of . £2,00j 5,00) 1 5 . . of - s ,. '" &c. &c. i • . of . 4 . . of • - bs, Societies, Merchants' anti Bankers' Clerks, Coach. Guards and Carriers of every Description, %via rective tl nandsonic Allowance. t i Letters from the, cowitry, Post-paid, containing Bank- Ordeis, Of a b ort -liileCtl Bills, ircated-the -09 e as it present. N ote.—l-etters containing Nlnney must pay treble postage. IMPORTAWI DISCOVTERY • MADE I'HE Advertiser bas already informed the Public, "In aster liiiviog alino s t explored nature to find out a re,for the Scorbutic Leprosy, Si.rofota, and other diseases 7! the blood, kind l'rovid.nce has led hint to the discovery `..' a Medicine which sonipleatly eradicates these Diseases, "hit that as he was not a man of irr:;•!pelVtellk,e, 11C thought he adsth in duty entind to those slependent on hint not to make e discovery known till the pn bunt had subscribed buntt (I ° . lvalent to its valua : but ' trom the many distre,sing ap. P h eatiims.that have been - made to. hiin • for inimediate shpt the ationg inipression on his own niati that numbers are ti H iulY ttyiog of these theadful maladies, the feel in g s of hu. "'sits have to overcome him, • that every other consideration Ch tindles it/.o nothing, when Compared with savit# the li v es owpotiii g the ppitiess of his telli)w man. fle there e now rejoices to subjoin the discovery, the happy result rr,n"ny year., t that its beneficial eMds autis s, he • ' • • p tullversiiirctil.ttated • And leaves it to the generosity .. ~Igralitottc of those who shall receive benefit' 'runt it, to the'- think prolier. tit Ihe Nl e diLine l'Our-tifths common `lack Pitch , one and add about one sixth of Flour and a little ; mix these well together, then make it tutu pills, to be tak en a hula before each meal, to the exten t of an ou Per day, for an - adult ; this, if stri&ly - attended to a nd ~Persisted in,. will Complete a cure. tl o ;, i n n e knrit ot - the advertisement prevents him from Med t. k„,• • g mote particularly the easy meth , d of making. up andg the Medicine, and tht.r happy elitis it will soon pro puce the patient ; but these he shall be happy to coin. to any person, applyng to hint hy letter, (post paid) atit rte to I',t S Cale of Mr. Francis COadsby, Drug- IS' Manchester. it 4 S. Ile has reason to believe it will cure Melancholy '"" in i" 11,0 ‘vhett arising from Scrofula. It .ereatis a t:l4 A 01), 'Ulei and . invigorates the whole l finds ..L.3 is t1ei.t:;,..4 in hot as well as told. weather. # • t, %V • r ••••• , • ‘. TU E S'D AY, JUNE 14, 1808. ATLAS TNSt!RANCE COMPANY. ' THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS of the ATLAS INSURANCr COMPANY beg to in.. }Orin the Proprietors and the Public in- general, they have .t.llzeit a House No. 2, Ittish lane, •Catuton.street, as a tem porary Office till their Premises are completed, anti will be prepared to receive PropOsals for 111StIfillICC on Or beture the 2.ph inst..of which timely wake will be given. By Order of the Diiedors, JOHN CHALK, Secretary, pro tem. Bpsh.lane, lone io, 18.08. . . This _ay was published,. • In Three Volumes. (Maw, plite,zl. ss. inboards, DEPORTS of CASES Argued amt. Determinpd in the C . ourt of King's Benich, with some few Cases in Cliani.cry, in 44 45,46.13c0. By 1011 N PRINCE SMITH, • Barrister at Law. • • • London: 'Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, l'ortegal.. street, Lincoln's-Inn. WELLINGTON; SOMERSET. 7, To be LETT for a Term, mid Entered on immediately,. A LARGE and . most Convenient MANSION-. Ho USE, in complete. Repair and fit for the receE~. tion of a Genteel Fatn:ly, with a willtd Garden of upwaeas of two Acres, well sioebed with Choice Fruit Trees, Yards-, Coach house, and stalled Stables tor six hories, all adjoining, situated in the -Town bt Wellington, seven miles from Taunton.- _ . . The House consiits of spaciolis Dining and Drawing-rooms, with Bozikrast-roont and Library on the Ground Floor: several large 13ed.rooms, with Dressing-moths to each. two St tircaies, good Attics, Wider-ground Cellars, anti all con. Offices. Some Acre.; of excellent N.feadow Lahti, very.near tlic House, maybe Lett at Lady-day next to the Tenant, if requked. Apply to toe Rev. -lames Tustin, at Ilimgar Redory, near qld.Down, the Proprietor; Mr. George Tuson, citor, 1 lchester ; or Mr. britti,e, Surgeon, iVellington. NEW-INN HOTEL, SURR.E.Y SIDE — of WESTMIN. sTEK BRIDGE. TU I3E SOCD BY AUCTION, By Mr. Wlllll., At Garra - way's 'Change.alley, on Friday, the 17th June, at, One, ,unless previously Disposed of oy vate Contract, THE Valuable LEASE s ild BUSINESS of All that capital and well.etablished HOUSE and PR E. MISES, the . NEW-INN HOTkL, TAVERN,. and Col= Ice-house, with Tap-house, 'Garden, dee. on the Surrey side of Westminster Bridge, a situation equal, it not superior, to any for that Concern, in'the environs of the Metropolis, and which has been most tespectably and advantageously wen. ducted for 35 years, by Mrs. ,navies, who retires truism Busi• 'less Du account of her inability to manage the same. To be viewed, and Particulars had, fourteen Days previous to the Sale; and in the mean time, Mr. Whne, Storey's Gate, will inform as to the Concern anti Lease, ike. LONG t EASEtio Los. UPPER BERKELEY-STREET, GREAT CUMBER.- - LAN D.STItE ET, VOLEY.PLACE, • CLANIAM KING's-ROAD, CLUJ:SEA, !LANs TOWN, and KNIGH rstsm D(..; E. TO BE SOLO' RV AUCTrON, • • • By - Mr. WHITE, At G.arraway's, ColikteAtouse, 'change-alley, on Saturday', the 'Stu tune, at Twelve, the ti.thowing valuable Prue perty.: AN Excellent HOUSE in Upper Berkeley. street, l'ortinan-square, a Ditto in Great curnber land-atm-et, two capital Houses, tvVo Ditto. (With Gardens, .fec,) pleasantly situ..t at elapkain-Rise, lour Ditto in the King's-ru.it, 'war ttio.ine-square, two Ditty in New-street, littigtrtsuridg::, tin& round-rent secured on six Knises in 1.c0rge.411‘14:3, Haul 'Town the ;WhoiC Of wlu Ii are Itcht by lung Leases, at small Gluund-rents, and now Lett and estimated at KCJItS amounting to upwarqs of 9061. per annum. Descriptive particulars are preparing, and nutic. ut. viewing be given. A Nl,i\V This Day was published, price is. in hoards, E DMUND FITZAUBitEY ; Novei Three vottne). Va, mon enfant; et prens to fortune. • Printed for Richard ,Phil lips, No, o, I.triu h r.siriNt, f ri.trs, and to be had of all book'serlers. Of whom ntay• b,;- had, The Ninth Edition of the .W intim in Lunclon, 3y015.• 10. The Fifth edition of the Wild I Ciri, 3 vius• And the Fourth ditioit of the :skivicut St. Okelitult;ie, ip 4 vols. price 215. . _ ' • ' This I.)ay were published, La One Vol. °flay°, illustrated with Seven Plates, prictt • ' ics 6.1. ho:irds, . . DRACTICAL 0111SER‘'liTIONS on the ilAsi: L- EASE of the JOINTS, comaiouly c:tlicd W 111 IF. SWELLING; njtlt some I•luhtarks on (varies, Necrosis, acid Scr tulous Abscess, it which. a new and saccesstiti mutat* Ot treating•thesc Di,A27I4LtS 1 VOUltznt out. A Secora.t.huition, with considerable Anditio;i , ;11A1 I i iiproveincnts: " . lly It It \ OW.) 0; - 1* t I 1.. K. i. . Member of the Royal College.ot S . ur,,;eous, ;la London, anti Surgeon to Brittewetl and iighcietteni hospitals. Printed for 1. Lallow, aetlical llook,eiler, to, Crown. court,yrince s s-streeti o&w. • . Where ti ay hp had, Ludy published, . Lawience's Prattical I reati::e wi ileiola, pricc 9s: hoards. Day was published, Elegantly ..printed in 4 Vols. .4to. ,helm,; a - New Edirnn, Revised and consiterahly'Ati&entz.l. of the Three Vo. tunics already finolis.led, and a Fourth V,eiutiv entirely hew); price 71 . ..45. iu boards, rrHE HISTORY .OF GREECE, from the harliest,Aeuounts, to the DEATH ut et-111,1e, ICING 01 AIACEDONIA. By WILLIAM N1I.T1:0 - 1tD, Esq. PrintetiTor Cadell ...al W. Oavies, Strand. *** The Fourth Volume niay_bc had separate, to cOrn plete the IJinier Edition, price 11., tbs. as may also a ten re. maining Copie 4 of the termer F.dition of,the Thi rdVolurne. As abuye may he liatl, by the saitte Author An I nquiry..into the Principles.ot% Harmony in Author, Second Ba h hian. Bvo. price 7.i. -bit. • " AlKIN's ANNUAL ItE.VILW, 1807. OnMonttay the 20th alone wilt be puhlishe, in Royal Octavo, the Sixth Volume, plice 011 C Guirwa in extra bo:,„ts. of . • T HE ANNUAL REVIEW and HISTORY of LITL KAI UR L foe the year iL7. A. AIK I NT", Editor. . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater nosier. row. Of whom may be had, the Ist, 241, 3d, 4th, and sth Vo. Wines, either together or separate. Price One Guinea each, in extra boards. *,,* This Review comprises'in one Volume, Accotints of ell the Works published during the year (including a variety of valuable Publications which never find a place in any other Review) arranged into Chapters, agreeably to their re speCtive Subjeds, and preceded by an Historical Introduc tion.' It is particularly adapted for the Library and for Ex portation. This Day was published, In Two Vuls. /Ivo. price il., ts. in brunt), the Second Edition of , THE LIFE of the Right Hon. FRANCI S N 0 itni, Dawn of G LEO It I), Lord Keeper of the Great Seal under King Charles, 11. and King James I I. Wiierein are inserted the Charatters of Sir Matthew Hale, Sir George Jeffries, Sir Livline Jenkins, Sidney'Godolphin, and others, the most eminent Lawyers and Statesmen of that' Time. By the Hon. ROGER NORTH. London :Printed for W. Clarke and . Saul, Purtugal.street, ' Lincoln's. I no. • ' The former Edition of tlutaboVe Work having become vet v scarce,.and much sought atter by' toe profession of the L a w, t rain the many val anecdotes and observations con. tainediii the - Work respezting Law; Lawyers, and Slatesnieri. has induced - the pblishers , te.) reprint it at the very.carriest iccommendation of several !rimed anearbers to wilorri the merita of the Work were known. This [)ay was published, In a Pocket Volume, price as. 6d. . A CATALOGUE of MODERN LAW B OOKS, .C 1 with their Dates anti Prices, including new and com plete List of all the • Reports. Together with a List Of Scotch Law PuhlicatiOnS. . • • Compiled by JOHN CLARK E. • Sir Win. Jon..7s said, he had the Law Catalogue to .read at Breaktast, as by that means he became acquainted with many Law Books le otherwise never b'hould have known. , _ Landon : Prinred for W. Clarke and Sins, • Law "Book -sCllerS, Portugal street, Lincoln's Inn ; who have alw ,ys on bale a larva Collection of New and Second hand Law Books. V" Libraries and Parcels of Books purchased. The above V üblication will be found alkuseful guider° the purchaser of Law Books, by making it a summary of the various editions of every modern law work pubiished during the lastAwenty. years, with an, .accomt, of. the dates and prices of each, interspersed with brief aCCOUtIfi of their uti lity. awl 61 the, reputation w liirh they beat amongst the pro fession; bj , 'which means the Student will be ehablud to make' a selealod of the most useful and approved Nwrks on the particular branches ot the law to which lie is devoted. • LAW. Day was publishml, , Now complete in I uur VOIS. ui ItU)141 Svu. price 31. 3s. in boards, _ _ SERIES. of ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS in CONVEY AN CI NG, proceeding hum the simplest to tne more varied circumstances of Title; with • Ptattieal, Notes and Variations. By CHARLES BARTON, Of the Toner Temple . , Esq. Author of the Elements of • Conveyancing. The Mirk is designe as a Stippionent to the Elementi of Conveyancing, but is equally adapted to general use. The intent or it is - to pre.ient the Solicitor with Correct tbrms of those spc,..icsot :tiblifitilCe which are in most common use, as distinguii.hed front such as are of a inure special nature, re quiring the aid of counsel ; 411 .of these forms is made, by means (.1 subjoin:d variations, to serve as a precedent in every ordinary case Which can occur in a title ; as where the sale is by private contract, and where public auction; where the wile is, a pasty and where nut ; wiiere the conveyance is anti 'where it is nut made to d trustee for preventing dower, ice. .Ire. and that every draft inay be either fully or shortly drawn, as circumstances may require, the least essential part of each deal are so distinguished from the rest as to he retained or of at pleasure. The charms ter which each party sus tains in thedeed is moreover inserted, instead of the embar rassing mode eat names or initials. London Printed aur %V, Clarke and Sons, Portugal. street, nn. 1, Of witoni may be had. in 6 very large koyAl Bvo Vols. price 71. 23. inbodias. Elements' of the Science ut' Conveyancing, by C. Barton, This Day was published, In Royal Quarto, beautiful4y printed by Betisley, price 2 1 . . . - , _ in boards, .. - • - HE. SATIRES of JUVENAL.--:Translated .• aiul 1! lustiatt'd ' RA NC I S HODGSON, A. M. L e lot of 1;. lug's" College, Cambrgige. • •s That hicicuus flaked Human Mart." -- --- -- - . You wv. The 'Monthly Review for March last, after a lung review. of the above Work, concludes as follows:—" The numerous extracts which we have made, will natually lead to the in tvrealce, that our sentiment are decidedly favourable to this Translation: it is but justice to add, that . our Specimens have not been selce.ltkon aceountorany in - wined superiority in those patti of the Work, hut because the merit or the on tinal prsi,ago.artraded our partici,lar.notiee to them." -. We were stunt itlca,elw,tlt Mr. liodoon's Translations of the Rlevelich ahcl I . Jiitteenth Satires; leanly train rocir intnnsic 1 o.:.dtletics,:•anclp.irtly, we think, from the superio rity o f execution, especially in Abe latter, which we feel no h e .,i'r it tion in vrclering to all tiv4:s. Upon tune whole, we think our Astmor ItAS accomp;ivnett his :din in giving to uven,,l. a n o re unitorntly triellif.tious cadence than he ever, b-itorc. He possesse3 great powers of easy rilul elegant t.ersilication."—V Rte. lidinhurgh Review, April 1 37, 8- London: Ivriiteti 1-r 10;•ne and Mackinlay, S 7, Strand. • 131A(Ir:rul. WOMEN. THE greet ElL•tnisii: to lieliuty is soperflucsis I;nrs oz‘ - the "FaCe, Neck, ant Arms-7-11U1SER'1''s ROS PO WDE R immediately removes them, is an elegant article, perteelly irknoCCllt , .ind pleasant to use, price 4s. and 7s. S!•1(1 by the Proprietor, Wholesale ancitNetHil, No. 23, RoFsell.s..r...et,"COv.mt.garden ; verton,`.47, Bond-street; Damien, 3, Cheap;idei Thorn, 41, Ox •oriLstreet ; Davison, 59, Plea-street ; ISui i, Dublin ; Baxter, Edinburgh. and 4.,145g0w; Uregsons, Siinwq, tit:mord • Rolla. son, Coventry ;- Gilburd, firiginon ; Alitchtlt, Col ' eliester,; 'ryinlis, Worcest:fr, Sptdi:ge, l'unoridge Wells ; Swansea ; anti,livevery tuWfi,—GOvci •411141Vallek to llcxlers.: THE REV, MR. BARCI.AI" PATENT ANTIBILI- OUS • IT wns,a remark of the celebrated* Dr. Bechni c Author of the Domestic Medicine. that complaints of the - 'Stomach - and BoWels 'are the prevailing Malady of ill's Country, which lay the foundation of the inure formidable and fatal Diseaies ; • that the person who conlil4llscover fir tic relief and cure a slfe and infallible remedy Writilti' per. rin . nt a most 'important service to society. That 14 4 v:ovary has now been. made in the Patent A ittibilknis Pills of the R ev . •willram? , itar;:lay, the extensive sale of which, and the high catenation in which they .are Oeser,vediy has .considerably lessened the ittlinher of these' cnniplaints ; anti bids lair, 1n a short time, to be the means of entirelyscra..li eatin them. These Pills have a quick awl s.ite operation, they act powerfully and specifically Op the Pile, and thus remove the numerous disoritcrs connected with it, Sick Ileatr.Aches, Platuletice, Liver Compiaints, I 11:J11(111;e, her. votts• Disortiers from Indigestion, &c. They are the most valuable Family Medicine hitherto cnil:reit to the Public, anti the Proprietor is supporte4 by, the moo' respeetable evidence of the first char:teteis of the Isioility and others, thAt they haVe4leYCI. been administered to any person without giving , certain ant speedy relief, and to the coil completing a cure. I valuable Meilicine.• ving hceu-used with success, is reco.nmcnded by toe followinz distinguished liersonnes The , Bight Hun. Viscount !Allan. The Lord bishop of Bath and Wells. Sir lohn Honeywood, Bart. M. fur fluniton. Sir Stephen-Lushiligton, Bart. tor renyn. Thomas Anson, Ebq...tti.y. for Litchfield. fames Arayatt, Esq.. M.P. tar Southampton. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M.P. for Herttord. • Edmund Boehm, Esq. New street, Spring Gardens. Thomas liammersley, Esq. Pa - G. W. Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Atchbishop of Canterbury. The Wet , . Mr. Dititock, Librarian to the Archbishop.. Cecil Forester, Et.q. M.P. for We/flock. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4,Cheapside; and retail by Mt. Kirby, Statibt4-4trcet, Old Itimil.street ; Mr. Stratton, te , elstef-Vittarei, attd CO. Pio, Ox. forti-%tivat ; and b! aft respectabl,: Venders in Town and Country. A C itktiou.—(rii&VC rite na ,- . , e of William are iy is en . gray, n on the winch 1,. atT Celli on the otttsict; Wrap. 'ft . eacs b ; at{ are a dangerous Price Ss. 4x. a ;) a e a s. p=r '„ax, w4th atriple direaions. . rt , ... 40 _,. i. : ! ' , Illi.' ' '''. 14 ; -f,. • airtj o v . 91U - . '-'• .•*".1.:. 1 i \ • CPit.t.t - stxPt2t c.a. i - .4? - tiitAit •i)Aii,timtsit. OUSE OP P HER 4.1 : 41,104 Air, JUNE 13. .. . . . • . .. . Mr, PLARkE was' finally heard in the Aoxborgh. Appeal respecting the conspetiiion uf Brieves.--a•To be titrther considered on Wednesday next. VOTE OF CREDIT. Lord HAwKesaug presented a Message from his Majesty respeeting the Amami Vote of Credit, which is usually janted at the close of• every Ses sion. . His Majesty's Message wag then ordered to be taken into consideration to-morrow. fe - MR. PALMEW3 CLAIMS. Lord HAwkessvar, pursuant to his notice of Saturday last, movea for the appointment of a Com inittee to inquire into, the nature of the compel en;- twred into between Jolni Palmer, Esq: and his Ma:. jesty's Government, relative to the improvement of the Post-Office Revenues and also to ityptire into thst causes of the said J. I'i:inner's suspension ti• o pn his situation of Comptroller-General of tti3 Majesty's Post-Office.—The following Peers are of the Com mittee .Lords Bathurst, Rosslyn, Harrowby, singham, &c. SICILIAN TREATY.. Lord ITAwKEsno KY next Moved the Order of the Day, for taking into consideration ins Majesty's Mes sage, respeeling She Treaty concluded witn his Sici: lisn Majesty, which he had the honour of laying be fore. the House on. Saturday last. The, object of the Motion with Which he should .conclude, would 'be to induce the House to concur in making good the Stipulations by which his tilajesty was bound in that Treaty, and to bring their LlrdshipS to, acquiesce in that 'Motion, only a very few observations, he thought, would Itte necessary. The present Treaty - was in substance the same as that coocludedand ap. proved of by former Administrations ; but as what was proper and expedient two years since, might not be proper and expedient at the present moment, he should not re3t his Motion merely on that ground, but observe further, that as the circurn f , Stances between the two Countries remained nearly the same as at that period, the' expediency of pur ! . suing the same line of condua must also most pro bably remain. Thtv sum stipulated to be granted was the same, viz. 300,0001. for which reciprocal services were to be performed. Their Lordships would no doubt reColled the circumstances out of which our connexions with Sicily arose, and they would therefbre be sensible of the fidelity and ge nerosity with which the Country must feel itself bound strictly to adhere to its different stipulations. His Lordshipconclnded with moving an Address to his Majesty, assuring hii Najesty of their cordial concurrence - in the ohjea of his M4jesty's gracious communication. Lora HOiLAND roSe, not to oppose the Address, for which the Noble Secretary had otfered very sa l tisfaetory grounds, but merely to make a few ()biers vations on some pf the stipulations of the Treaty, and on the are that should be taken to see that the Treaty was stridly executed op both sides. It was true that . the substance Of .the Treaty had already been adopted by a former A,dministration ; but'since that period sufficient time bad been allowed to cot.• red some oversights which he regretted were to be found botit in the former and the present Treaty... A. He meant the omission of stipulatiog the possesSioe *and the keeping of the fortres of Melaso, which, in his mind, was the most imporiaot of the three for, trews. There were Many observations which oc curred to hiM on the subject of the present Treaty, but as no information relative to them was before the HOuse,-and as none could, perhaps, -be laid be.' fore - their Lordship's, he should forbear entering into an examinationot these points at present, the more so as he expeSted another opportunity. would soon occur of reVerting to this subjed. The Address in every other resped had his entire concurrence. The question was then put .on the, Address, and , agreed to nein. dissent. Lord HAWLESBURY next moved, that the Irish Bank Bill be read a second time on Monday next ; and he thought it might be convenient alio to stat e , that he should Move that the Llifi be committed on the fulloiving Wednesday. Flis Lordship concluded with moving, that their Lordships be summoned for Monday next.—Ordered.Vdjournecl.. HOUSE OF commoNs. MONDAY, JUNE 13. Mr. liusittssoN obtained leave to bring in a Bill to Amend so much of the Ad of the 47th Geo. HI. c. 47, as relates to the warehousing, and to the du ties on prize goods. A Message from the Lords announced their Lord ships' assent to the Irish Glebe House Bill, the Deane and New Forest Bill, &c. The Order of the Day haying been' read, fo r t a l t . ing into further consideration the Report‘ol.the Committee on the Pilots' Bill, on the motion of Mr. Itosg, the Bill was re-committed. Several addi tio:i'd Clauses (proposed by Mr. Rose) were agreed to. On .a clause for giving the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports the power of appointing tSu additional pipits, a short discussion arose. Mr. JACKSON contended that this was an elee tiopeerin° , manoeuvre, and that the app o int ment o f these tau Pdots would give to the Lord Warden the coutroul over at least 2QO voted for Dover. • Mr. Rose denied that such would be the case ; and Sir Wht,.CtinTli stated in strong terms the ne cessity which existed kg the appointment of add:- (Irma pilots, The Committee divided upon this In I' of it Agitii i t MAjority *2 4 nn Qa,r a6tniss - Qu int!) the Gallery wo found the P nading the tt3ual Mae from his Ma. I ti; :; _.. V :~ I 0 • ~ 4 , - a ~~ . 2~